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Topic	$1000,000 or being able to eat as much as you want without health issues?
adjl 06/10/21 2:25:05 PM #46:	ReggieTheReckless posted... the mil, duh "hurr durr a million dollars isn't a lot" attn morons that think that: please understand that you are idiots brainwashed by your six figure salaries to think that's the norm and that anyone can get to where you are with hard work and dedication A million is a lot more money than most people will ever have at their disposal at once, and suddenly getting that much is clearly going to be life-changing, but it's still "not that much" in the sense that it doesn't mean you'll never have to worry about money again. Depending on where you are, that might not even be enough to buy a decent house, let alone a fancy one while still having enough left for any other luxuries. Basically, you're doing pretty well if you've got a million to your name, but you've still got a ways to go before you can really be rich. This is part of why so many lottery winners blow their winnings so quickly: They think of a million dollars as being an incredible amount of money, not realizing just how quickly it can disappear if you aren't sensible about it. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. <cite>adjl posted [p:954850965] in $1000,000 ... [t:79504608]...</cite> <quote>ReggieTheReckless posted... </cite> <quote>the mil, duh "hurr durr a million dollars isn't a lot" attn morons that think that: please understand that you are idiots brainwashed by your six figure salaries to think that's the norm and that anyone can get to where you are with hard work and dedication</quote> A million is a lot more money than most people will ever have at their disposal at once, and suddenly getting that much is clearly going to be life-changing, but it's still "not that much" in the sense that it doesn't mean you'll never have to worry about money again. Depending on where you are, that might not even be enough to buy a decent house, let alone a fancy one while still having enough left for any other luxuries. Basically, you're doing pretty well if you've got a million to your name, but you've still got a ways to go before you can really be rich. This is part of why so many lottery winners blow their winnings so quickly: They think of a million dollars as being an incredible amount of money, not realizing just how quickly it can disappear if you aren't sensible about it. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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